Different timeperdiods for warning / critical states ?

[Assaf Flatto]

Nicolas Ross wrote:
> Hi !
>
> We have a nagios 2.x installation that I plan to upgrade to 3.x soon...
>
> For some services, I'd like to be able to send notification 24x7, but only 
> with a critical state. For exemple a disk space checking service. When it 
> reaches warning state, I don't want to be waked up at 3 am. But when it's 
> critical, it's ok.
>
> I know I can define 2 services whith 2 notification_options and 2 time 
> periods, but that would make 2 services, with 2 different names for every 
> partition on our servers...
>
> Is there another way to acomplish this ? 
>
>
>   
You can define one service with a contact group , with in that contact 
group 2 contacts and each of them have a tipe period and notification 
criteria
 the definitions below are an example - for exact commands see the 
documentation :

service A
{
       host V
       command  kaboom
       conatctgroup    loonytoons
}

contactgroup    loonytoons
       members  bug, duffy


conatct
          name  bugs
          time   graveyard_shift
          serivce notification critiria c
          host notification critiria     d
          email  bugs at wb.com

conatct
     name     duffy
     time     rest of time
     serivce notification critiria w,r,u
     host notification critiria     u,w
    email   duffy at wb.com


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